Kitty:
I wont admit it. Rogue tries to talk me into confessing it, but I wont. Its over. I tell her. But she doesn't believe it. It was over a few years ago, when I left Bayville to go to NYU with Rogue. I needed to get away from this mutant mess everyone has been spreading. Its died down a bit ,but you still get those looks from people. I didn't want to leave him. I really didn't . But now since Jean and Scott are finally married and now are teachers at the institute, I felt a little more relaxed about our relationship. But then came this scholarship I couldn't refuse . It was everything I worked for since I was in high school, and they didn't even mind the fact I was a mutant.
There are times when I think, why did I end it? but then I think of my university and everything I've worked for since I left Northbrook. If I spent my time in a relationship, then I wouldn't be able to focus on my work. Besides, I love going to NYU. Luckily, I'm roommates with Rogue. Just like old times. Sometimes I wakeup late at night thinking about the night before I left Bayville. That hurt look on his face when I ended our relationship. "I still love you Kitty. Remember that ."Every night I think about what he said.. That sad look in his deep brown eyes. Rogue usually wakes up hearing my sobs. I cry silently on her shoulder while she tries her best to stay awake and try to comfort me. I just cant stop thinking about him, you know?
Lance:
3 years, 4 months, and 6 days. That's how long I haven't talked to her. I don't know why I keep thinking about her. I know I still love her. I told her that, the night before she left. I could tell she was about cry because of her clear blue eyes which had watered, and tears were threatening to spill over. Now she's in NYU. I'm not surprised. She always was talking about how she would love to go there. That's what I was supposed to do right? Support her, and be happy with whatever she chooses. Isn't that what your supposed to do when you really love someone ? Just let them go? I wish I didn't have to.
Now, I'm just glad I got into a decent college and have a part time job. It's at this coffee place. The manager is real nice though. He sometimes lets me play my guitar there. I admit, I've written a few songs. The other day, this guy saw me with my guitar. He asked if I knew how to play it, and if I would be interested in a record deal. Kevin, my manager, says people don't get offered a record deal too often, and I should take it. I have second thoughts about this whole thing, but then again, why not?
A./N. well? How was it? Should I continue it or not? Any suggestions where they should meet? Plz review!